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NYC's library system goes far beyond book lending and computer use. See what the vast library system has to offer you and your business.
Guest writer Ryan Allen explains why international exchange programs are a benefit to all.
Learn about cycling in NYC, where to park your bike, and which apps are available to improve your ride.
What happens when one of Manhattan's top industries falls into a slump? Diversification is the answer.
Most people get spammed when they click a link that is connected to an account or message, with the most popular one being “‘Did you see that picture of yourself?” Don’t click! There isn’t a picture of you being crazy; don’t worry. Change your password, a
Right now, the tech startup game is real hot. Everyone wants to get in on it. If you can just figure out what that photo-sharing app is that everyone will want to use, you could easily net millions of dollars and be rich and happy for life. Then problem I
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New York for Internationals: Relocating, Living, Working
Your guide to moving to, living in, and working in New York City as an international.
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Entrepreneur Portrait: Christian Ruehmer, Proyecto Horizonte
Christian Ruehmer tells us about his experience getting a green card and starting a business in New York City.
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Where Internationals Play, Part 2: Rugby
Whether you want to spectate or play, this list of NYC rugby teams will help you find like-minded people.
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An International's Guide to Renting in NYC
Real Estate Broker, Ingrid Johnson explains the basics of renting in New York City.
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Citi Bike: Standing Among International Precedents
NYC is about to launch its bike share program for the first time. What can it learn from other cities and the precedent they've set?
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POPS: Privately Owned Public Spaces in NYC
New York City has over 500 public spaces and small parks where anyone can sit and rest - but where are they located?
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The World in NYC: Korea
NY International gives you the best places to get your dose of Korean culture in New York City.
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An Asian American Triumph: From Internment Camps to Reparations
June 20, 2013 at 6:30 pm
725 Park Avenue (at East 70th Street), New York, NY
With a special address delivered by Ambassador Shigeyuki Hiroki, Consul General of Japan in New York, Asia Society will celebrate the 25th anniversary year of the bill: H.R. 442, Civil Liberties Act of 1988 enactment by featuring two speakers who played pivotal roles in the success of Japanese American redress.
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Costata The casarecci pasta al nero was to die for. I’ve had squid ink pasta before, but they’ve usually been spaghetti with the squid ink in the sauce. These look like cute little leeches–sorry to say–served with shrimp and cuttlefish with a wonderful chile kick...